Is there a reason why you display only so little data?
I couldn't get ahold of MtGox trade history for more than 24 hours back.
Bitcoin Charts has that information. Look at their API.
Topic: Graph: Exchange price relative to computing cost (Read 2609 times)
I couldn't get ahold of MtGox trade history for more than 24 hours back.
Bitcoin Charts has that information. Look at their API.
Oh, that is really cool. Can I hotlink to it from any website/blog/twitter?
Yes. You may also be interested in my other tool: http://fnoose.com/bitcoin/arbitrage/
Oh, that is really cool. Can I hotlink to it from any website/blog/twitter?
Is there a reason why you display only so little data?
I couldn't get ahold of MtGox trade history for more than 24 hours back.
could you develop a "live" chart showing Market x between network difficulty?
I don't understand this question. My chart is already updated automatically, if that's what you're asking.
I liked the "USD per 100MH/s" one more...
Is there a reason why you display only so little data?
Is there a reason why you display only so little data?
I've been trying to bend my brain into figuring out how to put a true $ cost of generating 100Mhash/sec into a similar graph. Maybe I'll use the average worker speed from the 3 mining pools as a proxy for the declining cost per Mhash/sec. That might work -- but I don't think that data is easily available.
Nice one, could you develop a "live" chart showing Market x between network difficulty?
I'm starting to subscribe to the idea that the price of a BTC should be related to the cost of creating it. To this end, I have created a graph plotting the development of the two factors on a logarithmic scale:
http://fnoose.com/bitcoin/analysis/
edit: this old graph made by someone else displays similar information: http://bitcoin.atspace.com/income.html
http://fnoose.com/bitcoin/analysis/
edit: this old graph made by someone else displays similar information: http://bitcoin.atspace.com/income.html
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